The Black Arrow

Robert Louis Stevenson was a British writer, poet, essayist, and novelist of the Victorian era, who wrote novels, short story books, poems, and travelogues, as well as publications on various topics. He was a prolific author with at least forty-six literary works, being widely known for his greatest hits: Treasure Island (1881-1882), The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886), and The Black Arrow (1888), among others. This e-book is divided into the following sections: ● About the Author. ● The Black Arrow. ● Short Summary of The Black Arrow. ● The Background of The Black Arrow. ● Conclusions. Finally, The Black Arrow is a legend, attributed more to an invincible archer (like Robin Hood) than to an organization. This is a historical, romantic and adventure novel set in medieval times, where violence, betrayal and love prevail. So the hero embarks on a journey of self-discovery to rescue his fiancée, living the end of a fairy tale.